Nose in a Book

Whether that means linking to flickr or deviantart or only posting their own pictures, as far as I know these blogs never use weheartit or post anything uncredited. I’m sure I missed a lot, but here’s some. 

Pretty Books

The Girl and Her Books

Books and Tea

Book Mania

Optimists Daughter

Book Lover

Books Be Beautiful

Juliette Tang

Omfg Books

The Bookish Dark

Fairy Tale Mood

Six-Fiftyeight

Cinderella in Rubber Shoes

23 Books

We don’t leave until the 7th, but I’m starting to get organized. I was thinking of road trip books (ones not featured here) or just some general summer reads. We’re driving down to Orlando from Toronto, which is pretty far so I’ll need something to pass the time. Even though it’s sort of irrelevant, I’m pretty sure we’re going to at least pass through Michigan, Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia and Florida. I’m probably only going to bring e-books and audio books, so unfortunately I won’t be able to take every recommendation. I know I’m going to bring a e-book copy of Last Chance Summer by Morgan Matson. I’ll also hopefully listen to an audio book of Paper Towns, for fairly obvious reasons (Orlando, road trips.) Thanks for your help guys! 

Lately, I’ve loved books that reference different authors or books, and share themes, ideas or a plot with that classic. 

inkypages

The American Libraries Association are holding their 19th annual Banned Books Week and they are inviting the book lovers of the internet to join their Virtual Read Out! I’ll be posting videos through out the week and this blog will more or less be dedicated to Banned, Censored or Challenged books.

I was very lucky to have the freedom to read whatever I wanted to as a child and teen. That’s the driving force for me to join in the celebration; everyone should enjoy the freedom I have.